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“Ohh celcius is so much better chud!! its OBJECTIVE 
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keep yourself safe. why the frick is the boiling point of water objective, and why is it relevant to the outside temperature.
if you really wanted OBJECTIVE 
you should use kelvin, but you don't. why not? because you dont want to say its 298 degrees outside. but i dont want to say its 10-30 degrees outside.
fareignheit is actually well adjusted for outside temperature, at least in America. the temperature is rarely outside the 0-100 range, although it does occasionally reach there
and i wouldnt care if it were for the smug autists 
from American vassal states with a superiority complex. you seriously have to be neurodivergent to INSIST on using a system based in HECKIN SCIENCE
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Celsius is so fricking gay and so is the dummies who uses it.
Frick decimals, if you need that shit you're a poopy pants nerd cute twink. Fahrenheit is chad as frick, 0 to 100 is a real man's resolution. Boiling point of water? Neighbor WHO CARES, it boils when the steam comes out dumbass!! You sticking thermometers in your fricking water now?? Yeah thought not.
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You should, your body is 80% water so keeping yourself from boiling is important
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My body is 70% water, 10% rope.
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I REPLACED ALL MY WATER WITH HRT, QUICK WHATS THE BOILING POINT OF HRT?
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People who use celsius don't use decimals you absolute r-slur, are americans so r-slurred that because google spits out 80f = 26.6667c you think we say that instead of 27c? christ.
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Americans genuinely believe that Celsius a has "lower precision"
Doesn't surprise me from the country that couldn't understand the third pounder
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It literally has less precision. Look up the definition of precision and then admit you're wrong and suck my peepee.
A scale of 100 degrees vs 180 literally means more precision you frick
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A scale in itself has no "precision", it's a continuous line, they're all isomorphic.
The thing that has precision is measurements (uncertainty), and while for a specific measurement one number for precision might be higher than the other, they are different units and if converted properly are equal.
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Oh please. 180 degrees gives you more precision (or ability to be precise in your measurements if you want to nitpick) than a 100 degree scale does and thats a fact jack
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You don't need to, boiling water will never get hotter than it's boiling point, hence why it's a good standard
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superheated_water
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putting a lid on goes against god's will so it doesn't count
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Noone uses decimals in celsius r-slur
Wrong
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